Farming Simulator plows the way for equipment manufacturers' ad campaigns
Vendors look to harvest the benefits of product placement in the popular niche title
Does Android need saving? If yes, here's how to do it.
Fragmentation is only one of many issues with the popular OS
Why it matters: Android is a hot mess. Google should make it truly open source. This would relieve them of a major antitrust vulnerability and infuse a massive amount of energy to the project.
Rufus to end Windows 7 support soon
Rufus is a popular tool for creating bootable drives. Its latest release adds SHA-1 and SHA-256 x86 acceleration for supported CPUs. It's also the last Rufus that will run on Windows 7.
Emotet phishing campaign masquerading as W-9 tax form
Things that are certain in life: death, taxes, and Emotet phishing operations
Ford teases "epic sequel" to the all-electric F-150 Lightning
Production is set to begin in 2025
Ammo manufacturer can't make extra artillery shells because TikTok data center is using all the electricity
"We are concerned because we see our future growth is challenged by the storage of cat videos"
WTF?! TikTok often makes headlines over claims that its user data is shared with the Chinese government, but it seems the company is also having an unintended (or possibly intended) impact on one of Europe's largest ammunition manufacturers.
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Falling raw material prices are making EVs more affordable
The transition to clean energy continues
Tim Cook praises China, calls its relationship with Apple "symbiotic"
The US government doesn't feel the same love for China
What just happened? Between chip-related export controls and tensions over Taiwan, relations between the US and China are at a nadir, but that hasn't stopped many top tech executives, including Apple CEO Tim Cook, from singing the country's praises at the 2023 China Development Forum.
IBM and Cleveland Clinic working on quantum computing-based healthcare research
A new era of accelerated discovery thanks to quantum, cloud and, of course, AI
The Best Laptops - Early 2023
The sheer number of laptop models available today is mind boggling. To help you pick the best machine for you, we've narrowed down some of the best choices on the market right now.
Nvidia calls cryptocurrency useless for society, says its graphics cards are better used for AI
Nvidia was once fined $5.5 million for failing to disclose crytpomining revenue's impact
Unreal Engine 5.2 electrifies GDC 2023 attendees with photorealistic visuals
Epic's new engine raises real time quality and fidelity to previously unachievable levels
Arm wants to improve profitability, proposes big changes to pricing model
Arm feels like it deserves more money
Tech community mourns the loss of Intel co-founder Gordon Moore
The semiconductor pioneer and Intel co-founder passed away at his home the age of 94
AMD unveils new FidelityFX Super Resolution 3.0 details at GDC 2023
Team Red's engineers are aiming for twice the performance of the existing FSR 2.0 upscaling technique
Nvidia GeForce users can now encode more simultaneous streams
Non-workstation/server GPUs can now encode five simultaneous streams
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TRANSPORTATION
Electric air taxis are
coming to Chicago -
WTF?!
Man tries to sneak 84 SSDs past customs by stuffing them inside electric scooter
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MOORE'S LAW
Tech community mourns the loss of Intel co-founder
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INDUSTRY
Toshiba goes private in $15 billion buyout
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PHYSICS
Scientists invent a "mirror" that temporally reverses electromagnetic waves
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GAMING
The Diablo 4 beta has been bricking graphics cards
Electric air taxis are coming to Chicago, courtesy of United Airlines
Skip traffic with this air taxi
Intel's latest graphics drivers have cut down download size in half, from 1.2GB to 604MB
Intel keeps improving Counter-Strike performance, while others prepare for RE4 and Diablo IV
Toshiba accepts $15 billion buyout offer from private equity group
Toshiba could soon be taken private
New Elden Ring patch introduces ray tracing and more
FromSoftware is still fixing bugs a year after the game's release
AMD tipped to launch Threadripper 7000 'Storm Peak' CPUs later this year
The Threadripper 7000 series will go up against Intel's Xeon W-2400 lineup
Hollywood writers don't want to give generative AI any credit
AI software "does not create anything," and plagiarism is a feature of the AI process
France likely to use AI-powered surveillance at Paris Olympics despite outcry
Civil rights groups have a lot of warnings for France
Firefox-based Pale Moon browser improves web compatibility
The Pale Moon browser focuses on customization, performance, and simplicity. Latest release 32.1.0 implements Google WebComponents, which are now enabled by default.
The DEA used an AirTag to track suspected narcotics equipment
AirTags, better than traditional police trackers?
You should update your Netgear Orbi router now and check for more patches soon
The latest firmware fixes three recent exploits, but a fourth remains unresolved
FTC 'Click to Cancel' proposal would make canceling subscriptions much easier
And no more hearing "please stay" pitches
Corsair Xeneon Flex 45" Review: Bendable OLED
The Corsair Xeneon Flex is an interesting and unique monitor that provides an adjustable curvature, so needless to say, there are very few products on the market that can compare to it.
Utah social media law will require parental permission for teens to open accounts
Parents will also be able to read their kids' posts and messages
Pwn2Own 2023 day one, all major operating systems and Tesla Model 3 hacked
Nothing can survive financially motivated hackers these days
New ChatGPT plugins allow access to the internet, make the bot more reliable
Outdated information from 2021 or earlier often causes hallucinations
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